28 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1907
Page
1
Evelyn Hall files for divorce alleging willful absence for three years. She claims husband Cos Conxamton harmed their marriage on June 16, 1896 and no children exist from the union. attorneys listed as Vinshees and Yuor Lees.
Special to The Daily Times outlines Katharine Thaw’s testimony on the Stanford White case. Details cover her York Hotel episode, cross examinations, and the effect on her credibility as motions relate to Dr Evans and other medical experts.
Coshocton hides a prolific writer M. H. Jones alias Unscity. His work appears weekly in scientific and religious publications. Jones, once training for ministry, is now a controversial and in demand author with a theological education from Drew Theological Seminary.
Anistor of State Walter D Guil inti issued a call to all state and private banks to file statements of financial conditions within 10 days. The February 26 deadline requires banks to show their condition at the start of the period. The move, under the state Desiring act, allows two inquiries per institution and warns of potential accounting changes to hide weakness. The People's Bank in Coshocton is singled out. no responses had been received by today.
Roosevelt transfers Panama canal work to the Army Corps of Engineers and fires engineer in charge John F. Stevens amid a full reorganization of the Isthmian canal commission with Maj. Gen. Goethals set to lead and Blackburn to join the panel.
Mr and Mrs Howard Norris attend the state Hardware Men's Association sessions in Columbus. Norris is an accountant at the Ohio Hardware Men's Insurance Co located in the Gray building in this city.
President Straughn has been away for several days in the interests of the college. trip included Toronto and Pittsburg with the delegation.
Bowen of South Ninth Street has been admitted as a partner of the Chas. Baldwin Co. of Zanesville a prosperous monument and stone firm. He had served five years as traveling representative for the firm this week’s recognition marks his formal entry into ownership.
Comer died last evening at 7 20 at the home of her parents in Dresden from typhoid fever. The deceased had been ill for some time. She is survived by two brothers and one sister. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
Zanmeasiie fights to retain nerve the proposed BR Clandy desk factory in the city. Clady has abandoned capital and negotiated for purchase of the old Premium plant. He and associates have visited the city and would employ more than the old Premium Co. if established here. Chamber of Commerce plans strong offers to keep the plant locally.
A moonlight skate is planned at the rink this evening with potential for a festive crowd. Organizers invite skaters and spectators to enjoy a nighttime session under lights.
Announcements call for daily evening services at 7:86 with special sermons on topics such as After Death What and The City Four Square. Dr Rees leads a 2:50 Bible talk this afternoon and promotes women only sessions, a men’s meeting next Sunday, and a children’s illustrated talk. The revival emphasizes atonement through Christ blood, with sermons on modern gospel, moral questions, and personal confession.
Vague rumors tie a leading Republican ward politician to confidential work for a prior candidate and to manipulating press stories to boost turnout. A sensational tale links a stage past to a staged meeting with a woman and his wife, framed as a public scandal. The town awaits further explanation as rumors persist.
Frank Ketter, long time upholsterer at the Main and Hickord streets corner, has sold his business to Guy Rand. Rand, a former well known upholsterer, inherits the enterprise as Ketter plans future moves. The sale closes a chapter in local trade in the upholstery field.
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